Clampett Avoids Penalty for Flicked Rock at Muirfield
Bobby Clampett led the Memorial Tournament after a ruling delay over a small rock flicked from a bunker by the 21 year old rookie. Tour deputy commissioner Clyde Mangum cited odd circumstances and precedent, allowing no two stroke penalty. Mark Hayes shot 67 to lead the first round.
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Sheehan Leads With Record 66 At Corning Classic
Patty Sheehan tied the Corning Country Club course record with a 6 under par 66 to lead after day one of the $125,000 Corning Classic. Cathy Morse sits second at 68 while Nancy Lopez-Melton, Debbie Austin, and Lenore Muraoka are two behind at 69.
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Major League Baseball Daily Scoreboard and Leaders
Baltimore and Cleveland lead the East standings with notable pitchers Blyleven and McGregor, while Boston and Milwaukee clash in a key schedule. The day’s schedule lists many matchups across the league with leading batters and standout stats, including Roenicke Remy Evans Lansford and Carey.
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NCAA tennis results from Athens Georgia round two
Thursday's NCAA individual tournament at Henry Feild Stadium saw Glenn Michibata of Japan beat Pat Serrett of Arkansas as several matches produced tight sets. Robbie Venter of UCLA defeated Bud Schultz of Bates 6-1 6-2 while Danny Saltz of UCLA beat Bill Rogers of Georgia 6-1 6-1 and Jim Gurfein of Stanford defeated Paul Crozier of Texas 6-3 6-2.
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Calm Before Storm Settles Over Indy
In Indianapolis the speedway slows as teams tinker ahead of the 65th running of the Indianapolis 500. Bobby Unser posts the fastest practice lap while Johnny Rutherford and Mario Andretti push 193 mph plus. Jerry Karl is jailed for contempt over unpaid fees and Vollstedt faces USAC ruling on engine tampering that could affect Jerry Sneva’s possible Sunday start.
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Baseball Nears New Threat of Strike as Deadline Looms
On the anniversary of a 1980 marathon negotation, baseball faces a seven day pathway to a possible work stoppage. Ray Grebey, once optimistic, now says he is pessimistic as talks with Marvin Miller stall and players show little enthusiasm for changes in the compensation clause offered earlier in the week.
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